PRESS Coffee has announced it will open the 10th Valley location inside 100 Mill this August in Tempe.

Located conveniently at 100 S. Mill Ave., with easy access to Mill Ave. and Loop 202, PRESS will join other well-known tenants including Amazon and Deloitte, but will be the sole coffee provider in the building, according to a news release from the local chain.

The 822-square-foot space will feature the well-known PRESS layout with a modern design and workspace. The full drink menu will be offered at this new location including specialty drip and cold brew coffee, shakers, hot and iced tea, nitro cold brew, pour overs and grab and go food options.

This new shop will serve the businesses located within and around the building along with the surrounding residential areas. This location will offer easy access with covered parking for those on the go and provide plenty of seating.

Roasting, brewing and serving the world’s finest Specialty Coffee is the foundation of PRESS Coffee. Rare and unique beans are sourced from the world’s best coffee farmers then roasted at PRESS’ roastery in Phoenix.

“We are very excited to be part of such a beautiful Tempe building,”Jason Kyle, co-owner of PRESS Coffee, said in a statement. “The management at 100 Mill has been helpful in building out an amazing space for a PRESS Coffee café.”

To celebrate the grand opening in late August, PRESS Coffee will sell $1 drip coffee with 100% of profits donated to HopeKids, a local nonprofit created to restore hope and transform the lives of children with life-threatening medical conditions and their families through ongoing events, activities and more around the community. 

This location’s hours will be Monday through Saturday 6:30 a.m to 4:00 p.m, Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

In addition to the in-store retail of whole beans, PRESS offers monthly coffee bean subscriptions shipping locally and throughout the U.S. with subscribers receiving the option to buy the quarterly Allocation release – a high end Limited supply Specialty Coffee offering, first.